Guppy fish give birth to their fry and do not lay eggs. They can survive in fresh water, as well as in more saline environments, which makes them a truly unique species. In addition, the guppy fish is an adorably attractive species, not aggressive and very playful, so its presence in any aquarium is a symbol of joy and color.
On the other hand, the Guppy fish (Poecilia reticulata), are a member of the species Poecilidae, which are characterized by giving birth to live young and not laying eggs in clusters. In addition, these fish belong to the order of Cyprinodontiformes, which are small in size, have fins in the form of rays and are exclusively freshwater fish. The guppy female is comparatively less attractive and larger than the males, although both sexes present an exquisite coloration and very pleasant to observe in aquariums.
